Incredible, and i appreciate the Van Halen and U2 music

First of all. This man was great. Really great. And i had to chuckle periodically imagining this sweet little social studies teacher's jaw dropping as he told his story. Second, i was a poly sci major in 1978 at the university of buffalo and remember vividly the parade of anti war speakers they brought in culminating with some guy who accompanied former AG ramsey clark, now a defense counsel with a group of draft dodgers held up in canada, across the peace bridge in buffalo. Another speaker was ron kovacs, the man tom cruise played in born on the fourth of july. The university had major protests and riots during 1968-69 and their own buffalo seven ( like the chicago seven). Here some nine or ten years later you could see where they stood politically. At least these classes were easy A's. In fact in one this idiot professor, always high, made us go around the class and express what grade we needed and why- his communist approach ( yes he said this) as these dumbass classes could be taken as electives class was full of prelaw and premed students. The latter got a's the former b+s and the others b's including those majoring in poly sci. The idiot was practically chased out of class by the lattr group, jumped on his old huffy bike and proceeded to pedal full speed right into a concrete building splitting his forehead open. Rather than medical attention he asked for a ride to the central park grille a local watering hole playing the dead all day and night for these lefty holdovers tenured by our great state school system. They had also during this ten year period built a brand new expansive campus designed so we were told to in future be able to decentralize and fragment protest groups. It made sense. The original campus was a densely situate grouping of ivy mansions and buildings all within close walking proximity of each other and the residential areas nearby housing off campus students. On yhe new campus, residences, departments and classroom buidings are separated by what are basically highway type roads requiring busing from place to place. I have not been back there for forty years so maybe some things have changed.

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I went to LT and graduated in 1988. I knew quite a few of the people in the video, all good people. LT was a great school and the 80’s were fantastic. I have great memories from my time there.

Welcome home and thank you so much for your service.👊🏻🇺🇸

Riverdance before Riverdance! Woo!!!!

Wonderful OUTSTANDING

Im a retired veteran. I graduated in 1979 so i missed vietnam by at least 7 years. My Uncle John was there as a truck driver. He was my inspiration to join. U.S. Army/USAF 20 years and one week, and now i enjoy looking forward to my mil--ret-pay and VA compensation on the 1st of every month.

Thank you, Mike.

I really miss WNUA. Chicago is such a large city but shamefully we can't seem to keep quality radio stations. Smooth Jazz, Trance, Classical...

So good it made me LT my TV <3333

Legendary Instruction!!!

I'm 9 years late but thank you so much for this video!

So proud to call this man my father! We lost him in 2021, but what a legacy he left behind 💕

MGySgt Slaughter was one of my DI’s on Parris Island in 89’. I’ve thought of him and my other DI’s many times over the years. He is truly a respectful Marine. I owe him a lot for what I am today. It wasn’t easy, but I wouldn’t give it up for the world. Funny thing is that I remember a tattoo on his left hand, and what it is. I’m sure these programs are grateful to have you as part of the staff. It’s great to see you doing gret things with the kids today. SemperFi MGySgt.

The amount of hair we all had in the 90s was pure madness

Liberty Graduated In 1987 So I Think This Was 11-29-1986.

Im the son of phill brummitt

I love the way the 90's girls acted.

Thank you, Mr. ROKITA!(AMERICAN HERO)!!!

as a son of a WW2 combat vet,I experienced fort polk Basic and INF AIT at FT POLK,june-sept 1972 as a squad leader E-5 ROTC commission (Ordnance) Germany,(1976-1979) Then KOREA (1989-1993)

I think I saw him in tv one time ( joking)

Thank YOU!Jim!(AMERICAN HERO!)

Where is 2012 all school?

He’s a great story teller… Awesome interview!

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old times bruh

This was such a huge help thank you 🙏

Thank you for your service sir

Great service

these guys make me cry. For so many different reasons

Thanks for your bravery, loyalty, and honorable service to our country Mr. Zwit. Sadly, the same greasy media, and corrupt establishment that sold out our Vietnam Vets, is selling out our entire nation at this time. We need to put an end to it once and for all. Why is it that every time we fight communism, the media does everything in it's power to stop us from getting the victory? The media is the enemy within, the enemy of the American people. Outstanding interview.

I am struck by the appearance of of the people, one second, they are a bunch of kids on a picnic and next view they are old men

Fascinating stories! Thank You Gentlemen!

Exactly the same thing happened to my Dustoff helicopter near Chu Lai, 1970. At a high hover over a bomb crater trying to hover down for a pickup. RPG went off under the tail boom and suddenly we were looking straight down the side of the mountain, with the tail boom pointing straight up! We made it to LZ Snoopy with fuel pouring out underneath. We were the third dustoff that tried to make that pickup. We finally got the wounded out after midnight but some didn't make it. A crazy day. Patrick Plemmons, Dustoff 82, 68th Med Det, Chu Lai, 69-70.

Mr. Rokita seems confused and angry. Hope he gets some help. I was there the same time he was and in the same unit and I never saw anyone kill a baby. The only women we killed were carrying AKs.

Truly was a dream come true to bring this show to KZbin where it belongs! Thank you to Michael, Angus, Elliott, Karman, Ben and especially Mr. Allan, who spent HOURS in the editing room working on the episode! I cannot thank any of you enough!

The Knife my father mentions is a Bo Randall model 14 .He still has it .The sharpening Stone from the sheath is worn down thin in the middle after years of use.The blade is carbon spotted,worn from heavy use.The almost impossible finger grooves micarta handle on it has a big chip out of it from RPG shrapnel. It’s what turned me into a Randall knife collector ...I now have 23 pieces.

Accidentally hit sent on my comments...wasn’t finished.With the good man my father is his health recently is starting to fail.He has been living with type2 diabetes for years now and other the last two his situation has worsened.He recently got diagnosed with stage 5 dementia,the VA doctors are giving him 3-5 years.Unfortunately Jim Jwit has passed away since these interviews have been released.. With all the respect in the world I want to thank you on behave of my father for all the great comments you have left him , I know he and my family appreciate it.Please the next time you see a Vet tip your hat to them or buy them a drink if you see them out and about . Know matter how you feel politically , emotionally, etc....They have sacrificed so much for our freedoms in this great country.

Richard Lozano Padilla is my father. I’m not a computer guy but I forced myself to get signed up in KZbin to give all you great people updates on my dad along with others that were interviewed along with him .He fought along side Jim Zwit and Mike Allen .If you found my dads video there’s will be floating around his interview.like the video shows his tour of duty was from 1970-71 with the US Army 101ST Airborne mostly in the central highlands of Vietnam.Number one , my father is a great man and was a provider after the war .He married in 1975 to my mother in Fillmore California.He had three children my older brother (1977) me (1980) and my sister (1983)He raised us to be decent hard working Americans with red whit and blue running through our veins . All men and women created equal and respect everyone you meet until proven otherwise. He gave me and my brother the love for the outdoors fishing and upland game bird hunting and sports.

Thank You for your service sir

Great story telling! Thank you for sharing and for your service!

I fall asleep to these great interviews. God bless all these brave men. Please know there are many of us out here that respect and love our veterans.

he need to be at 100%

Thank you for your service to our country. A fellow Vietnam Veteran I Corp. Phu Bai/Hue/Khe Sanh 1967-1969

Thank you for your service to our country. A fellow Vietnam Veteran I Corp. Phu Bai/Hue/Khe Sanh 1967-1969

His wound treatment story with a nurse and his meeting his brother with a knife was as real as it gets. Thank you for his service.

Thank you for your service. A fellow Vietnam Veteran I Corp Phu Bai/Hue/Khe San 1967-1969

Hero brother! I was there ‘70-‘71 Mekong Delta, 20th Engineer Brigade.

I agree with the resentment towards Carter and the amnesty thing,a real slap in the face to us Vets who served. Myself I was a young husband and father at 19 who was drafted in January of 71 because of low lottery number and didn’t want to leave my family and serve but even though living less then one hundred miles from the Canadian border went and served my country like my father before me luckily did not serve in Vietnam but did serve when called. My hat is of to you brother God Bless.